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State house sell-off riles Tauranga residents

State house sell-off riles Tauranga residents

Tauranga residents unhappy with the sale of state houses in their area jumped at the opportunity to raise the issue with Labour leader David Shearer.

Dominion Finance director pleads guilty

Dominion Finance director pleads guilty

Dominion Finance director Robert Barry Whale - who was acquitted earlier this year in a case brought by the Serious Fraud Office - has pleaded guilty and been convicted on separate charges for misleading investors.

Kiwis sign up for space flights

Kiwis sign up for space flights

New Zealanders have spent more than $1.8 million booking space flights with the world's first commercial spaceline.

Boy spoken to after Bay of Islands fires

Boy spoken to after Bay of Islands fires

A 9-year-old boy is being spoken to by police Youth Aid after two fires in quick succession in Bay of Islands businesses.

Whangarei mayor won't stand for re-election

Whangarei mayor won't stand for re-election

Whangarei Mayor Morris Cutforth said he will not stand for re-election at the October election choosing to focus on his health instead.

Drug-ring head waits on leave to appeal

Drug-ring head waits on leave to appeal

The Supreme Court has reserved its ruling on whether to grant a Far North man - dubbed a drug kingpin for ruling over a multimillion-dollar dealing network - leave to appeal his conviction for manufacturing and supplying methamphetamine, cocaine, cannabis oil and ecstasy.

Manning murder trial likely next year

The trial of a man charged with the 2008 murder of Christchurch prostitute Mellory Manning is likely to start next year.

Online dealer in $100k car scam

An online car dealer has been snared placing thousands of fake bids on more than 500 of its own auctions.

Hamilton family's home-raid heartbreak

Hamilton family's home-raid heartbreak

Candy Atkinson and her three children huddle together in a friend's bedroom at night and struggle to sleep, a week after a group of kids burgled and trashed their home.

Heating homes out of reach for many Kiwis

One in three New Zealanders can't afford to heat their homes properly in winter, an especially acute issue for younger people, a survey shows.

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